Growing vines

We've found the best creepers, vines and edible climbing plants for Australian gardens. Pick from these shade-loving, hardy and low-maintence options.

Climbing vines are a surefire way to add curb appeal or interest to your garden. These vines can reach up walls and fences, scramble up trellises, and many provide pretty blooms and seasonal color as well as pretty green foliage. Read on to learn about more climbing vines and check out our best advice for growing them. #climbingvines #climbingvinesonhouse #floweringvines #curbappeal #southernliving

Discover how to create peaceful backyard solitude with fast growing vines. Plant evergreens for year-round privacy or wisteria, morning glory, honeysuckle, trumpet vine, and other flowering vines to attract hummingbirds. #fastgrowing #vines #privacy

Bougainvilleas are quintessential tropical vines, known for their drought-tolerance and lavishly brilliant flowers so if you're looking for a hardy flowering vine, bougainvilleas might be just the plant for you.

Fast growing vining plants that flower can grow on climbers and fences. Flowering vining plants also grow fast and they grow well in the shade and in full sun. In this article, we discuss several fast growing, flowering vining plants that you should plant in your landscaping or backyard garden. #Flowers #FloweringVine #FrontYard #Landscaping #Gardening #UrbanOrganicYield

Discover how to create peaceful backyard solitude with fast growing vines. Plant evergreens for year-round privacy or wisteria, morning glory, honeysuckle, trumpet vine, and other flowering vines to attract hummingbirds. #fastgrowing #vines #privacy

Fill your yard with easy growing climbing plants such as morning glory, virginia creeper, or honeysuckle for summer flowers. Plant climbing roses or a trumpet vine in full sun along a trellis to create a living structure of beauty. #easytogrowclimbingplants #vines #climbingplants

There are a number of reasons why you might wish to grow climbing plants and flowering vines. You might wish to add them to a wall or fence to improve your view. You might want

Slowly but surely the morning glory and moonflower vines I planted in this container are working their way up the trellis. To my horror, today I discovered that they're being attacked by aphids! I spent some time squishing the little pests wherever I could find them.

We've found the best creepers, vines and edible climbing plants for Australian gardens. Pick from these shade-loving, hardy and low-maintence options.